“ Intimate and epic, this gorgeous play explores how time and space factor into the life of a seemingly ordinary couple. Breznitsky imbues both characters in this two-hander with dreams and desires, and one comes to understand and empathize with both of them. The non-linearity of the narrative is masterfully executed, allowing the audience to feel how time catches up with these characters through snippets and snatches of echoed dialogue. Ultimately, the play is a moving meditation on love and dreams, and how we return to those we love after achieving our greatest goals. Brilliant work! ”

“ A brilliantly unsettling yet deeply compassionate play about friendship, grief, and the horrors that await us in both dreams and reality. Smith has created a beautiful friendship between Lily and Joy, and despite the play’s brevity, you get a full sense of their relationship dynamic. The horror elements are beautifully executed, and the play succeeds in suspending the audience somewhere between reality and fantasy, to the point that you don’t always know where you are, creating a feeling of delightful unease. Fantastic work! ”

“ So a Samuel D. Hunter play walks into a Taylor Mac play…

Tucker-Meyer displays a gift for linguistic acrobatics in this charming and delightful comedy about three deeply superficial dandies and a nondescript “Dude” who taps into his inner fabulousness with their help. Unabashedly queer, open-hearted, and delectable as the most scrumptious donut, this play will make you want to be your most fabulous self. ”

“ Barsanti shows an incredible gift for creating compelling, relatable, and complex characters. She lovingly satirizes the foibles and anxieties of millennials without cruelty, and you feel so much empathy for the three friends at the center of this play. This play also makes a bold statement about the millennial need to change the world, and how efforts to ameliorate the world can prove futile—but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth trying. Part female buddy comedy, part millennial satire, and part environmental allegory, this is a rich and satisfying play that I want to see produced! ”